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In March 2014, Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick traveled to Sochi, Russia, to cover the Winter Paralympic Games for World Footprints. From interviews with Team USA athletes to Sochi's cultural heritage and the unfolding crisis in Ukraine, Tonya shares a firsthand perspective on the Games and the surprising hospitality they experienced.
World Footprints was privileged to cover the entire 2014 Sochi Paralympic Games, from the Opening Ceremony to the Closing. This video showcases the stunning artistry of the Opening Ceremony, where each scene held a special meaning, adding depth and significance to the visual spectacle.
In recent years, Nepal’s river tourism has seen considerable growth, especially as it is one of the best ways to observe and learn about local life and culture. With a number of amazing rivers to choose from, whitewater rafting has taken the number three spot for sports that tourists want to try while there.
So you want to travel to Bucharest, but a little worried about costs? Don’t be.
Pets are a joy to have but travel with them can be a bit of a nightmare, even across the USA. Not only do pet travel rules vary from airline to airline, but if you’re going by train or ship it can be even more difficult to find a carrier that allows pets onboard.
South Australia’s Kangaroo Island is a dream for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and wildlife enthusiasts, who take advantage of this destination that can at times be overlooked by other travelers. Whether you think this is your kind of thing or not though, there are many reasons why you shouldn’t pass up the opportunity to travel to the island.
The idea of a floating market may seem strange to Westerners, but is an Asian wonder that you won’t want to miss.
The North American Travel Journalist Association (NATJA) announced that World Footprints has received two top awards for journalism excellence.
The Olympic stadiums have always been a point-of-interest for visitors, with some of the most popular being the Montreal, and London stadiums, and the Beijing complex.
Looking for a travel experience that immerses you in vibrant religious traditions and spiritual devotion? Every year, typically in January or February, over 1.6 million devotees and curious travelers gather in Malaysia for Thaipusam, a Hindu festival held at the iconic Batu Caves
